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Ever since 4-year-old Mohammed, son of Noorahmed
Belageri, was just a few months old he had been suffering from Jaundice and despite medication, there was no relief.
Belageri, was just a few months old he had been suffering from Jaundice and despite medication, there was no relief.
Soufiyan’s Childhood Has Been Filled With Pain And Suffering
There hasn’t been a single day since that he has not been suffering in pain. His condition has deteriorated his already poor health. While other children his age are learning new words and games, Soufiyan can’t talk or even walk properly. He can barely eat and often cries in pain. His skin has also turned yellow. Soufiyan is too young to understand what is happening to him. His father, Noorahmed, and his mother watch him go through agonizing pain every day.
Further investigations at the hospital later diagnosed him with a severe liver disease called Liver Cirrhosis. He now needs to undergo a liver transplant as soon as possible as that is the only treatment that can save his life.
The total cost of treatment is around 12 lakh Rs and Mohammed's parents have already paid 2 lakhs. They have now exhausted all their funds and are worried that without these funds he may lose his son.
The total cost of treatment is around 12 lakh Rs and Mohammed's parents have already paid 2 lakhs. They have now exhausted all their funds and are worried that without these funds he may lose his son.
“ We need to always keep an eye on him and make sure he never hurts himself even a little bit. His blood doesn’t clot easily. There were times that he’s been bruised even with a small fall. We didn’t understand what was happening then. He’s only a child, he should be running around, falling, getting up – learning things on his own. Our child can’t even do that.”
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Disclaimer: 100% of funds raised will be transferred towards Mohammed's treatment. Every contribution will be matched to raise funds faster and help little Mohammed. This fundraiser campaign is supported by The Pravin Agarwal Fund.
